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A two-year protest over band membership through Bill C-31 ended when provincial and federal law enforcers removed the road blockade and camp of protester Fred Fraser.
RCMP and provincial Justice and Transportation department officials removed
the blockade, tents and a rough cabin from three makeshift camp sites in the Kananaskis Country area, approximately 10 kilometres west of Bragg Creek, Alta., Sept. 17.
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A two-year protest over band membership through Bill C-31 ended when provincial and federal law enforcers removed the road blockade and camp of protester Fred Fraser.
RCMP and provincial Justice and Transportation department officials removed
the blockade, tents and a rough cabin from three makeshift camp sites in the Kananaskis Country area, approximately 10 kilometres west of Bragg Creek, Alta., Sept. 17.
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A two-year protest over band membership through Bill C-31 ended when provincial and federal law enforcers removed the road blockade and camp of protester Fred Fraser.
RCMP and provincial Justice and Transportation department officials removed
the blockade, tents and a rough cabin from three makeshift camp sites in the Kananaskis Country area, approximately 10 kilometres west of Bragg Creek, Alta., Sept. 17.
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A two-year protest over band membership through Bill C-31 ended when provincial and federal law enforcers removed the road blockade and camp of protester Fred Fraser.
RCMP and provincial Justice and Transportation department officials removed
the blockade, tents and a rough cabin from three makeshift camp sites in the Kananaskis Country area, approximately 10 kilometres west of Bragg Creek, Alta., Sept. 17.
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A two-year protest over band membership through Bill C-31 ended when provincial and federal law enforcers removed the road blockade and camp of protester Fred Fraser.
RCMP and provincial Justice and Transportation department officials removed
the blockade, tents and a rough cabin from three makeshift camp sites in the Kananaskis Country area, approximately 10 kilometres west of Bragg Creek, Alta., Sept. 17.
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A two-year protest over band membership through Bill C-31 ended when provincial and federal law enforcers removed the road blockade and camp of protester Fred Fraser.
RCMP and provincial Justice and Transportation department officials removed
the blockade, tents and a rough cabin from three makeshift camp sites in the Kananaskis Country area, approximately 10 kilometres west of Bragg Creek, Alta., Sept. 17.
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A two-year protest over band membership through Bill C-31 ended when provincial and federal law enforcers removed the road blockade and camp of protester Fred Fraser.
RCMP and provincial Justice and Transportation department officials removed
the blockade, tents and a rough cabin from three makeshift camp sites in the Kananaskis Country area, approximately 10 kilometres west of Bragg Creek, Alta., Sept. 17.
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A two-year protest over band membership through Bill C-31 ended when provincial and federal law enforcers removed the road blockade and camp of protester Fred Fraser.
RCMP and provincial Justice and Transportation department officials removed
the blockade, tents and a rough cabin from three makeshift camp sites in the Kananaskis Country area, approximately 10 kilometres west of Bragg Creek, Alta., Sept. 17.
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A two-year protest over band membership through Bill C-31 ended when provincial and federal law enforcers removed the road blockade and camp of protester Fred Fraser.
RCMP and provincial Justice and Transportation department officials removed
the blockade, tents and a rough cabin from three makeshift camp sites in the Kananaskis Country area, approximately 10 kilometres west of Bragg Creek, Alta., Sept. 17.
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A two-year protest over band membership through Bill C-31 ended when provincial and federal law enforcers removed the road blockade and camp of protester Fred Fraser.
RCMP and provincial Justice and Transportation department officials removed
the blockade, tents and a rough cabin from three makeshift camp sites in the Kananaskis Country area, approximately 10 kilometres west of Bragg Creek, Alta., Sept. 17.